Print program DAY 1. ARRIVAL IN RIO DE JANEIRO
Arrival at Rio de Janeiro airport. Welcome by your English-speaking guide and transfer to your hotel in the Copacabana district.
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Dinner
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DAY 2. RIO DE JANEIRO
Breakfast
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Depart from the hotel to discover the most emblematic monuments of Rio de Janeiro and admire its natural beauty from the top of Corcovado. After a panoramic tour, we will arrive at the boarding point to take the train to the summit. Once there, you will enjoy a spectacular view of the "Marvelous City", with a unique panorama that encompasses both the urban landscape and the surrounding nature.
Lunch at the Brazilian grill restaurant Fogo de Chão (with soft drinks)
The Rodizio style is typically Brazilian: servers move from table to table, offering different cuts of meat. The buffet offers beef, pork, chicken, fish, and vegetarian dishes (salad buffet, etc.)
Fogo de Chão is one of the most famous Rodizio steakhouses in Brazil. Today, this barbecue empire has 31 locations, including eight in Brazil and 23 in the United States.
Then we will continue our tour, enjoying breathtaking views of the Marvelous City from the top of Sugarloaf Mountain. The first cable car will take us to the top of Urca Hill, which is 215 meters above sea level and offers spectacular views of the bay and neighboring islands. From Morro da Urca, we will continue with a second cable car to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain, which is 395 meters above sea level and offers a 360-degree view of the entire city.
This tour includes a panoramic tour of the beaches in Rio de Janeiro's South Zone. This panoramic beach tour is a unique experience, ideal for those who want to discover the beauty of the city in comfort. Departing from Leme, the tour continues along the Copacabana waterfront, with its famous waves and the iconic Copacabana Fort, passing elegant hotels and lively promenades. The guide will introduce you to Rio's most famous beach and reveal details about local culture and Rio de Janeiro life. The tour then continues to Ipanema, where you can admire Arpoador Beach, famous for its sunsets, and the breathtaking view of Morro Dois Irmãos.
Dinner at the hotel
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DAY 3. RIO DE JANEIRO
Breakfast
Morning: City tour of Rio
This city tour offers unforgettable views of the city, with stops at its most iconic landmarks. We'll visit the Sambadrome (panoramic view), home of the famous Carnival. We'll head to the Metropolitan Cathedral, with its unique conical architecture and impressive stained-glass windows.
The tour will continue to the Arcos da Lapa (panoramic view), one of the city's greatest symbols. We'll also visit the colorful Escadaria Selarón, with its multicolored tiles.
Finally, we will see the Maracanã (panoramic view), a true temple of football. This visit is an opportunity to discover the diversity of the Marvelous City..
For lunch, head to Cais do Oriente. This charming 1878 residence, built of stone, brick, and whale oil, was a former warehouse for spices and oriental products.
The proximity of the port, where ships arrived, inspired the first version of the restaurant, which opened in 2001 under the name "Cais de Oriente." Today, between 2013 and 2014, it underwent its first major renovation and was transformed into a dock, a restaurant and event space with the most sophisticated of offerings: simplicity.
In the heart of Rio de Janeiro's historic center, boasting a privileged location (near major cultural centers), the charm of Cais lies in its construction, its refined and elegant decor, the lamps by the minor visual artist Ganso, and its cuisine, always full of charm and Brazilian flavors..
Afternoon: Carnival Experience
Guided tour of the Acadêmicos do Grande Rio warehouse, one of the main samba schools in Rio de Janeiro (30 min)
Exhibition hall: A bit of history of samba and carnival parades (20 min)
Enthusiasm: Costumes available to wear and photograph (20 min)
Savor the samba: Welcome caipirinha (10 min)
Mixed percussion and dance workshop (Afro and samba no pé) (40 min)
Evening: Farewell Dinner Show at the Roxy (3-course menu)
This venue promises to transform Rio's nightlife by offering a unique experience combining refined gastronomy and an immersive cultural spectacle. The Roxy Dinner Show features a world-class dinner with a Brazilian twist, showcasing dishes celebrating the country's culinary diversity. During dinner, guests will be seduced by the Roxy Band and the elegance of Bossa Nova. Combining tradition and innovation, the menu reflects the country's gastronomic richness, with meticulous presentation and haute cuisine technique. The highly skilled kitchen and service team will guarantee an impeccable dining experience, complemented by a selection of drinks celebrating Brazilian flavors.
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DAY 4. RIO DE JANEIRO – IGUAZU
Breakfast
Early in the morning, depart for Rio de Janeiro airport to catch your flight to Iguazu.
Welcome by your English-speaking guide and direct transfer to Iguazu National Park to discover one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World: the famous Iguazu Falls!
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Excursion: The falls “Brazilian side”
While the landscape is more intimate on the Argentinian side, the Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side offer an even more spectacular view, as it is from here that you will have a complete panorama of the 3-kilometer front of waterfalls flowing from the rainforest. There is only one route on this side of the border, but this one will allow you to appreciate the spectacle from other perspectives.
Optional : It's also on the Brazilian side that you can enjoy a helicopter ride to observe the falls from the sky... an unforgettable spectacle!
Lunch in the park restaurant “Puerto Canoas”
Continue to visit a magnificent bird park.
Arrival at the hotel and check-in to your room.
Suggestion: Don't forget to try the local drink, the Caipirinha, made with cachaça (Brazilian rum), lime, cane sugar and crushed ice. 😋
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DAY 5. IGUAZU - BUENOS AIRES
Breakfast
Crossing the border between Argentina and Brazil and immigration formalities handled by your guide.
Excursion: The falls “Argentine side”
Most of the falls are located in Argentine territory: three trails will allow you to discover them by getting up close, observing them from below or above, in the heart of the forest. If the crowds are not very large, you might be lucky enough to observe the local wildlife, iguanas, toucans and other parrots, eagles soaring over the falls, peccaries, caimans, and other coatis. In recent years, the park has been modernized, and a small train takes tourists to the start of the hiking trails leading to the falls.
This same small train will take you to the footbridges that lead to the Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat), an impressive depression where thousands of liters of water flow with a crash amid clouds of vapor iridescent with rainbows.
Lunch break in the park restaurant “El Fortin”
Optional : The more adventurous among you won't hesitate to board the Zodiac-style boats that get right up close to the falls
Free dinner
At the end of the day, transfer to the airport to take your flight to BUENOS AIRES. Welcome by your English-speaking guide and transfer to your hotel located in the city center of the ARGENTINE capital.
Overnight at the 725 CONTINENTAL 4* hotel
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Buenos Aires, Argentina's cosmopolitan capital, is the intersection of Latin America and Europe; a collision of cultures, food, and energy. The city is either a destination in its own right or a must-see stop for those en route to Mendoza's wine country, Iguazu Falls, or the wild landscapes of Patagonia. What's certain is that it attracts travelers from all over the world. Here's a portrait of this city with its captivating energy
. Upon arrival in Buenos Aires, you might feel as if you've landed in Paris, Barcelona, or Budapest. Outdoor cafes are filled with locals chatting over cappuccinos or wine, while restaurants stay open well past midnight. Due to the capital's port location, locals here are called Porteños, and they stay up late. Dinner is usually served after 9 p.m. This means "merienda," a snack break between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. Coffee, medialunas (small croissants), and empanadas are typical dishes during this snack. From the first steps in this city, it's clear that Argentines value life—and coffee!
DAY 6. BUENOS AIRES
Breakfast… with champagne for those who want it! 😁 (free !)
From 8 a.m. visit of the Argentine capital
Browse the streets of the historic center of Buenos Aires with your local guide is a great way to get a feel for this city and learn about its history, both drama and triumph. Microcentro is the bustling business district and is home to many key sites.: Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada or the Metropolitan Cathedral of Buenos Aires where the cardinal officiated Jorge Mario Bergoglio, became pope under the name of Francis.
Not far from there is the Recoleta, An upscale neighborhood characterized by beautiful apartments with wrought-iron balconies, shaded streets, and dog walkers. For a concentration of cutting-edge boutiques, chic restaurants, and nightlife, head to Palermo. This neighborhood attracts a young, trendy crowd.
Palermo is also known for these very large and magnificent parks as le rosedal, a rose garden with several thousand rose bushes, decorated with 26 busts of poets and writers, a bridge and a pergola. It is also in Palermo that you will find the botanical park Or the largest Japanese garden outside of Japan.
In the south of the city, San Telmo is the oldest neighborhood in Buenos Aires, known for its cobblestone streets and tango lounges. It's also where you'll find dancers performing at the popular open-air Sunday market..
You will end your tour in the most photogenic neighborhood of Buenos : La Boca and its legendary Caminito which you will walk along for a short hour of shopping. Colorful buildings and other street artists, this neighborhood is also home to La Bombonera stadium where Argentine football idol Diego Maradona played.
Lunch at the Estillo Campo restaurant to enjoy the best meat in the world!
One thing is certain, Buenos Aires isn't the place to start a diet. This city offers specialties, each more delicious than the last. Empanadas, small stuffed pastries baked or fried. Their meats, especially beef, are world-renowned for their flavor and tenderness. Their pasta, a legacy of Italian culture, Dulce de Leche, an essential delicacy made from milk and sugar. And many other taste temptations..
Return to the hotel around 3:00 p.m. Free afternoon..
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In the evening, tango dinner show at “Tango Porteno”
How can we talk about this city without mentioning tango? This dance sets the rhythm in Buenos Aires. Milongas are traditional places where you can admire dancers full of grace and sensuality. Some venues offer a lesson for beginners; after your class, you'll have to make way for the professionals who will take center stage! The precision, intensity, and beauty of this dance are unlike any other. Dancers also tour the city, dancing on street corners, in markets, and at festivals. From 8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Transportation by bus or on foot if the weather is nice, as Tango Porteno is located 300 meters from the hotel. Guide included.
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Day 7. Buenos Aires - La Pampa - Buenos Aires
Breakfast
Gaucha fiesta at ESTANCIA SANTA SUSANA to share the life of the gauchos of the Argentine pampas. (80 km - 1 hour drive)
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Upon arrival, the hosts of the estancia will welcome you with a mate accompanied by invoices (local pastries).
The air is crisp, filled with the scents of earth and leather, and the birdsong sets the tone for a day out of time..
A short guided tour of the estancia allows you to discover rural traditions: the stables, the open fields, the old agricultural tools... The more curious can even try horseback riding, accompanied by a gaucho or take a ride in a cart.
Lunch: the traditional asado
Around 12-1 p.m., the star of the day makes his entrance : the asado, A typical Argentinian barbecue. Meats grilled slowly on the parrilla or a la cruz (cross-shaped), served with fresh salads, homemade bread, and a good malbec. All this accompanied by live folk music, guitar, bombo, and sometimes even a demonstration of traditional dances
(zamba or chacarera).
Afternoon: Gaucho shows and relaxation
After the meal, it's time for action: the gauchos show off their skills with traditional equestrian games, like the
sorted out (catch a ring at a gallop with a small stick), or the home (horse training).
Those who prefer peace and quiet can lie under an ombú, play cards, or stroll through the fields. A snack is served around 4 p.m. with fried cake and homemade jams.
Return to Buenos Aires around 6:00 p.m. after an unforgettable day immersed in Argentine traditions.
Buffet dinner at the hotel.
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DAY 8. BUENOS AIRES - DEPARTURE
Breakfast
Transfer to the airport to board your flight to Vietnam via Dubai.
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